Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON October 16, 1890. STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Wortd, ising Mediam ts werth other papers published in Washingt Of all the fall political campaigns perhaps Rone since that in Mr. Reed's district has ex- cited as much interest as the state clection in Pennsylvania, ‘There the contest is one for and against Senator Quay. The republicans nominated for the position of governor a friend of the Senator, the democrats ex-Goy, Pattison. The latter was preferred to ex-Senator Wal- lace because he was supposed to have more strength among the dissatisfied republicans. ‘The absence of Mir. Wallace since the nomina- tion of Pattison has given the republicans a cbance to claim that he did not intend to sup- port, at least with much alacrity, tho demo- cratic ticket. But the return of the ox-Senator and his participatica in the canvass removes apparently the ground on which this claim rests, Tho democrats have said the bitterest things both of Mr. yy and the nominee, Mr. Deiamater. They have made hardly any use of the tariff issue until now, when Mr. Wallace Presents it, Tho republicans have, on the contrary, not been content to wage a defensive warfare a3 to state politics, but have pushed the attack on the tariff issue, feeling safe in soinsuch a high protection state as Pennsylvania. The result will show which party is the wiser in the present status of affairs. The democrats have the enormous Majority of 0,000 toovercome. If they suc- ceed oreven reduce the republican mejority to lessthan half they will achieve a victory worth crowing over. For the resources of the republicans are so great that nothing short of arevolation in sentiment can wrest the state from their control. When Pattison was elected eight years ago there were two republican can. didates iu the field. The prescnt situation different. Withonly one republican candi- date running it is very difficult to bring out all |wag,« #0 0 “ the discontented clement, Mere talking isnot so | x" aaa 28 effective as plumping opposition votes. It a! No.4, ww ” “ depends on the extent of the abstention of re- publican votes and the heartiness or lukewarm- ness of the friends of ex-Senator Wallace, ee ee No. 1, in all the different shadings, we THE i | EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. rrice Or A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE, COR, 8TH ST. N.W. TMEY HAVE ARLIVED, ‘We will place on sale tomorrow morning (Friday), one of the largest showings in Ladics* and Misses’ Aprons ever offered in this city. Thirty different styles Ladies’ and Misses’ Aprons, ranging in price from 20. to each. We had them all made to order and we aro sure they will suit you, as we paid particular attention to the workmanship and finish. They are all of the newest styles and you will find many novelties among them. The trimmings and embroideries used on these Aprons are of the best quality and will stand washing, thing you seldom find in a ready-made Apron, TWO OTHER NEW ARRIVALS. The first is a line of Ladies’ Breakfast and House Jackets in Cloth. We are showing them in Cardinal, Block, Pink and Light Blue, fiu- ished with a pretty stitching of White Silk. W have marked them $6.85 each. Then we have & better quality made of Heavy Surab Silk, in Black ouly, This style is $13, THE SECOND ARKIVAL Is anow style Black Surah Bilx Skirt for Ladies, ‘This is made of ex- tra-Sne quality surah silk, with a rife of drawn Work surah 18 inches deep. Price $12 each, ‘Much less thun you can make one for, LEATHER DEPARTMENT. ‘Somo special attrac- tions in Chatelaine Bags: @ Splendid Qualities in Ooze Calf, with mountings of oxidized silver. $1.19 each, Imitation Sealskin Chatelaine Bags for 85¢., $1.38 and $1.39 exch. Real Seal for $1.67 and $4.67 each. If the total population of the United States | SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT. by the cleventh census is only sixty-two mil- lions and the natural increase 6,650,000, percentage of natural increase being cent, one of two things is certain: has not made the progress we all thought it had, or the enumeration is defective. The im- m in the ten years has been little short and a quarter millions and is to be cred- ited, of course, to general progress; but the small increase in the native population is dis- appointing if true, and if not true ia still dis- appointing. $$$ The late Mr. Reuben Enrrows of Alabama in his last willand testament devised and be- queatbed all Lis propertf, real and personal, amounting to $20,000, to his son and daughter. Miss Burrows willbe quite a catch—for Ala- bama—and some one of the young men of that state should apply the law of compensation and get even with Reuben by marrying the daughter and disbursing the weaith her father accumulated at such hazardous business risks— for Mr. Burrows was not a speculator and always robbed people fairly, openly and with- out subterfuze or deceit. —— The German socialist congress is wise in its day and generation. It has declared that its ends are to be attained by parliamentary ac- tion. This separation of socialism from anarch- ism is good for the former and good for soci- ety. The resolutions adopted demand more Gefizitive legislation, activity to be directed toward the improvement of the workingmen’s position both economicaily and politically: ————— - South Carolina political farmers are working the boycott on the opposing gubernator Cidate and will refuse to patron chant or other business man who vote for Haskell, Speaking of peculiar political methods, of discrimination, intimidation, buil- dozing, et cetera, this looks a little as if some democrats were getting what northern poli- ticians charge all of them with serving to re- | £7 publicana, ————————— bat's an ancient historical gag the French Society of Americanists are reviving about a Chinese discovery of America long before that little voyage of Christopher Columbus, Le- sides, ‘as tho Amcricanists ough America was first discovered Chaldeans, the ancient Ezy ites, the Welsh, the Irish. the two numerous to mention. a Gen. Joe Wheeler of Alabama is apprehen- sive that a democratic defeat in bis state | can- | 7 mer- jt the ancient tians, the Israel- Norse and others would mean compulsory marriage of wiiites | $4 te te ‘Silk and Plush Caps and blacks, The general's usual good judg- ment and common sense must have sprung a kak of dropped a cog or somethin ee ae Canadian editors have organized a combina- tion kick against the McKinley tariff bik Let us ali devoutiy pray that they may not kick our great and glorious republic imto the Gulf of Mexico, Gov. Gordon spoke too soon when he re- ferred to “Old Joe Brown with one toot in the grave.” Old Joo didn’t like ita bit, and has indorsed the Farmacrs’ Alliance which is fight- @ | Almond M-al Powder, “per | Vi the republic } Taicum rowd to know, | Suc Shawls and Siirts marked at very low prices, Osk Face Powders— eloria Powder, These powders we will guarantee to be per- fectly pure and harmless to thé skia, and upon use you will find that they have no equal. We lave Saunders’ Powder at 21c. a box UMBRELLAS, UMPRELLAS, A Job lot of good, cerviceable Umbrollas, 26+ Such, at $1.75 each. The handies alone are worth that. This Un:brelis ts mado of the finest quality Gloria Cloth, paragon frame, and the handles are marvels of beauty. You will not find two alike in the whole lot, and there are 100 of them. They are mostly of Weitscl, Pamboo and French Oak, curved and twisted in many unique ud strange forms. If you are in need of an Umbrells this is the chance for you. There are only 100 of them and they won't last long at the price they are marked, for this Umbrella 1s au extraordinary bargain for $1.79. W. A. PIERCE & CO, Successors to E. G. Davis, 1% 719 Market Space, corner 8th street. ‘uz Box Maxcuz. INFANTS’ WEAR. ra Lonz Infant's Slip, m: Jo up of fine cambricy yoke tucks and herring-bon trimming, beck and sleeves Buisbed embroidery edsing, Our price 230. 38 ox 555555 Wy Infants’ Cream Flannel Sacque, scalloped ede, em- in coiurs—Vink, Blue and Cream. A bargain— 1 Shawls and Sk: kwlares nd varied s We carry always in of Haud-embroidered very pretty Plush Tat with iors. From that price upto I prices, Alsv, full ues of In- AT THE Ber (90, oo Kon o0 oo Tus “oo uM MM AM MEM MMMM MM M MMMA AR ol6 tng Suors, ingGordon, It is always toe soon to give need- | LEADING STYLES, less offense, —$—— oe Canada is going to expend $250,000 to en- courage immigration, Why shouldn't Canada immigrate bodily to the United States andsave that money? ———<—— Ifsome one docs not hold the chain with a tenacious grip a large and eloquent western ovation to J. G. Bisine will get loose when that gentleman goes out to Ohio. One little $6-a-week clerk ina store when GREATESY VARIETY, BEST WORKMANSHIP. M. STRICKLAND, Successor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 989 PENNA AVE. 016-3m you come to buy goods will give you more re- | = liable information about the effeet of the tariff j L "YOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS on prices than all the statesmen in the republi- | Ieee ee een eee ee Te cope am and democratic parties combined. — zn ee i ' Tt is shown by statistics that October is tho | Des Asus sticide month, but the caleuiation may be ut! — fault this year, as the congressional and o DUMB AGUE elections occur vext mouth and something expected to drop. — se English business men aro showing their farthor appreciation of our tariff legislation by buying up all the woollen mills within reach, Three in Rete Island wore gobbled up yester- day. a Atlanta is having her anunal great industrial exporition with copious and hospitable invita. tions to ail northern people to come duwn. She declares the receat proposed southern boycott to be ua- wrk, ee The bur land House at Syra- ease early this morning 1s another monster | warning to go unheeded by a great public too | busy to be prudent. —<$<$<$<—<— ‘The Tolstoi Cinb of Boston wil! change its name. The members should consult the Brooklyn board of education and substitute the name of Longfellow if permissible, — + The question arises, would Great Britain have sent any portion of her fleet up the Zam- besi if a great nation, and not simply Portugal, t bad stood in the way? oe Major McKmley opened his campaign in Holmes county, Ohio, a county so intensely democratic that they open everything with a corkscrew. a ‘There are still some indications that Gov. Campbell of Ohio is too honest to be an emi- nently successful politician. —————a Tho boycott in politics is little better than the bayonet at the poles, Is about the meanest thing in the shape of dis- ease that cau Jny holdof a poor mortal, He bas fover, be ia cold, he is sick and, to express itin a single word, be is all broken to pieces, but can’t die andsorry because he can't, The cure is simple and sar MERTZS WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON MERTZ'S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON Isa specially serviceable remedy for this com- piaint, It cures itevery time. Price 75 cents bottle Pleasaut tothe taste and never dis- colors the tecth, and an elegant huusehold tenie for women and children, E P. MERTZ, FAMILY DAUGGIST, 1014 Fst, Washington, bt Ou Sao Pac Hien Can ‘The man saw the calf and killed it, then be eat the flesh and made suspender buttcas out of its bones. The skin Le tanned, then ut it into little strips. pasted, pressed nd stitched, and presto—allow me to offer to your inspection some of his handiwork, What do you think they are? Why CAKD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS. Besuties, too, from 23c. up. Aneutirely new lot, ROBERT PY. MILLER, #11-6m 539 15th st., Corcoran Bullding. SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS Asi Bosneme through The Star in teu days, Ts Wal curpriss tho ladies, “We adviee 30u to wart with your purchases, vls-Or Ursa Suites ‘We show another new material, which is confined to us for Washington and vicinity, Nemod UPSAL SUITINGS, These Goods are a very heavy round Serg Twill, nearly yard wide, double-folded, with @ per- fect ALL-WOOL FINISH. Our aim has been to pro- etre anarticloat slow figure that has the same ap- Pearance as the fine all-wool novelties thst are so popu- lar this'season in Plaids and Stripes. We guarantee this fabric to be finer, better finishedeand of superior styles than any similar thing on the market, Both cloth and styles are controlled by us for Washington, In order to introdugg them wo have made the price 15 CENTS per yard, BEST QUALITY NOTIONS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 800 pieces Silk Cssing, in desirable colors, Se, per yard oF 34e, por piecg of O yards, 500 pieces Best Casing, with Silk stitching, all colors, at Jc. per yard or “1c, per piece of 9 yards, Bixby 4 oz. Bottles Shoe Polish at 13c, Sold every- whore at 18¢, 250 pieces Fancy Striped Belting at 9c. per yard, T5e. ver piece. Usually sold for 123¢¢. per yard. Good Hair Crimpers at 3c, per box, Nicely done up. Ask for our Revised Price List of Notions just issuod. OUT OF LOWN PLOPLE ‘When in our city can make our Store their Hesdquar- tora, We will cheerfully attend to any little commis- sion for you, Have your mail addressed here. Goods ordered by mail will receive the most carcful consid- eration, FOR 86 CENTS We will engrave your name on a copper plate and 50 cards, The work guaranteed. Samples of our en- graved cards se: on application, We are the Washington agents for Dr, JAEGER'S SANITARY UNDERWEAR, Recommended by the entire medical fraternity, We are also Washington agents for THE HER MAJESTY CORSETS. ~ ‘This is positively the only Corset made that in- creases the length and reduces the size of the waist of ladies without injurious tight lacing. We auaranteo that they will wear longer, give more satisfaction and co! xt to the wearer and produce a more elegant fig- ure than any other corset made, Price $2.75. Foster Kid Gteves, > Only to be Staudard FPwskivm Patterns j found with us Pate mted Eye-Glass Polishers, 5 cents. o16 V z£ Have Bers Asxep WHY WE DO NOT SELL CORK SOLE SHOES aT 7.00, 85.99, 84.98, @3.97, THE REASON . WE DO NoT 1S A VERY SIMPLE ONE, THE MEN WHO FAVOR Us WITH THEIR CUSTOM DO ’ NOT WANT. THAT KIND OF CORK SOLE sos, IF THEY DID WE WOULD HAVE THEM FOR SALE, ARTHUR BURT & CO, 016 1211 F st. NW Dovziz Burzasrep G ARMENTS, THIS SEASON THE DOUBLE- BREASTED SACK COAT 18 VERY POPU- LAR WITH THE MAJORITY OF MEN. THE SOCIETY YOUNG MEN WEAR THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE STYLISi. THE PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN, BE- CAUSE THEY ARE COMFORT AND STYLE COMBINED. WE HAVE A SPLENDID SELECTION OF THEM IN RICH SOLID COLOKS, NEAT STRIPES AND CHECKS AND QUIET DARK MIXTURES. COLORS AND COMBINATIONS TO SUIT ALL TASTES, FROM THE FASHIONABLE DRESSED YOUTH TO THE STAID AXD MODEST MAN OF BUSINESS. ALSO FOR THE NOBBY DRESSERS A FULL LINE OF DOUBLE-BREASTED COVER COATS IN ALL THE VARIOUS SHADES AND COLORS OF THE SEASON IN MELTON, KERSEY, BEAVER AND FRIEZE. ALL AT OUR USUAL Low PRICES. GIVE US THE PLEASURE OF SYOWING THEM To YoU, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. LEADING AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 016-00 S.E. COR. 77H AND D 878 N.W. W. B. Moses & Soxs, F AXD 11TH STREETS. MOQUETTE CARPETS $1.25 PER YARD, MOQUETTE CARPETS, M4DE AND LAID, , $1.85 PER YARD, One hundred and fifty patterns to select from, Not one of these are jobs or imperfect Car- pets, and not more than six patterns in the en- tire line thatare not this year's patterns, Our lino of Moquottes is as large as the stocks of any three establishments in the city, and we guar- Antee every Moquetteas perfcet, We will fur- nish apy new patterns in tho market st the Price quoted above, DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, Twenty-five per cent discount made on sll Nottingham Laco Curtains purchased before 10 o'clock a.m. October 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22 and 23. This discount only allowed on cash purchases, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, 25 per cent discount on a!l cash purchases of Read Tagged Library and Hall Chairs, FOLDING BEDS. ‘Our stock of those goods ia three timos larger than any line ever shown in this city. We are tho District agents for the Phanix Wardrobe Bed—universally considered the best in the market, We also control the eutire stock of tho Phoontx Furniture Manufecturing Co, in thigcity. We havo an unexcelied variety of Bed Room Furniture, Parlor Furniture, Dining Room, Library and Office Furniture, Reed and Rattan Ware, Screens, &. Carpets, Rucs, Linoleum, &e, Draperies and Lace Curtains, Upholstery Goods and Wall Papors. Our stock includes the choicest selections of the Forciga and Domestic Markel 3 Elevators— — www BBR. w BR wwww = BBL wwww BoB ow wwii. BBB F AND 11TU sTS FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING AND WALL PAPERS, sd article marked in plain figures at cash prices, i-ia Prexen Ko Movsoverares GREATLY REDUCED, ‘We are just in receipt of 9 lot of Ladies’ 8- button Suede Mousqnetaires, such as wo Usually sell at $1.67 a pair—a quality well known to our patrons, but this being a chance purchase we are ena bled to sell them at $3 ft Ht Warrant every pair and give another pairin place of any which might rip or tear while bes ing tried on, These Gloves will be found on OUR CENTER COUNTER TOMORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, mt 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Laos: Kaseanoo Suoes, FOR THIS DAMP, CHILLY * WEATHER YOU REQUIRE HEAV- IER FOOTWEAR AT THE SAME + TIME YOU WANT SHOES THAT ARE SOFT AND PLIABLE, OUR LADIES' KANGAROO BUTTON BOOTS FILL THESE REQUIRE- MENTS, WE HAVE THE GEN- UINE KANGAROOS, HAND- * SEWED, AT 82.05 (XOU WILL * PAY g4 FOR THE SAME KIND * ELSEWHERE), AND THE KAN- * GAROO-FINISHED GOAT BUT- * TON AT $1.95 BoTH KINDS * ARE AS EASY AS A GLOVE AND WILL NOT STRETCH OUT OF * SHAPE, BESIDES BEING AS * * DUBABLE AS ANY SHOE MADE, * © . eeeee oe @e . eee eee Pe ae ee ewes . a ee ee er cd RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816SEVENTH ST, 1022 PA. AVE, it 231 PA. AVE. S.EL To Tu: Lupus. An Exhibition of the Latest ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS ‘will be open for five days, commencing OCTOBER 21, in the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 OTH ST. NW. Itincludes eli the most fashionable tmported de~ Signs, many of which can ouly be reproduced on our machines. All desiring to view this beautiful work ‘fare tnvited to call at our office, THE SINGER MFG. CO., LEWIS BAAR, Agent, 015-8t = OPP, U, 8. PATENT OFFICE, - EF3 ¥ D. c.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1890. OFFICE oF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHRop, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.Q Tracnspax, Octonza 16, 1890. Remnant Sale Tomorrow, Friday, Oc- tober 17. This includes no inferior goods, but euch goods as are left out of tho recular stock on sale during the ‘Week, Au inspection will be of service, BARGAIN SALE OF “BROKEN LINES" or BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES, 2 Fino All-wool Cheviot 3-piece Cut- Sway Suits, Sizes 12 and 13 years, Re- duced from $8 to 35. 1 Dark Mixed Cheviot Norfolk Suit, Bizedyears, Reduced from $4.50 to 6: 1All-wool Dark Mixed Cheviot Suit Size O yours, Reduced from $6.50 to 8 1 All-wool Dark Plaid Worsted Suit, Sizo 13 years, Reduced from g8 to 8. 2 All-wool Cheviot 3-piece Cutaway Suits. Sizes 11and12 years, Reduced from 86 to 84.50, 1 Fine All-wool Cheviot Double. Dreasted 2-piece Suit, Size 10 years Reduced from 88 to 86, 1 All-wool Double-breasted Cheviot Suit, Size 12 years. Reduced from &8 to $6.50. 1 Al-wool Brown Czssimore Double breasted 2-piece Suit, Size 15 years, Reduced from 88.50 to $6.50. 2 Brown Plaid Cheviot Plaited Suits, Bizes7 to 11 years, Reduced from &4 to $3. 1 Ail-wool Double-breasted Cheviot Buit. Sizo 11 yoars, Reduced from 83.50 to $6. 2 All-wool Choviot Suits, Size 4 years, Reduced from 84.50 to 32.50. 1-wool Cheviot Suit, Size 4 years, ced from $5 to $3.50, LOTS" IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTS,—1 pair White Wool Bisnkets. Rodue: Spairs 11-4 White Wool Blankets, Ree duced to $4.50, 2 pairs 1 duced to $5, 1 pair 11-4 White Wool Biaukets, Re- duced to $7. 3 Extra Largo Cotton Filled Comforts, Reduced to $2.75, (Fourth floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR.—1 pair Cambric Drawors, with cep ruflle of Torchon tace and six clus- ters of fluo tucks above, Size 29. Re- duced to 75e, Spairs Cambric Drawers, with Medict lace inserting and edge and cluster of tucks above, Sizes 27 and 29, Reduced with rufle of Valenciennes lace and a cluster of fine tucks above. Siz Reduced to 81. 1 pair Nainsook Drawers, with deep Fuflle of fine embroidery and tucksabove, Size Reduced to $1, 3 Extra, Good Quality Muslin Gowns, with solid yoke of tucks and trimmed with fine patterns of embroidery, Size 6 years, Reduced to 75c. 2 Gowns, same style. Size 4 years, Reduced to 60e, 5 Children's Muslin Skirts, with a rufle of Hamburg and cluster of tucks above, Sizes 2 and 3 years, Reduced to 250, Gecond floor.) “BROKEN LOTS" IN MEN'S UN- DERWEAR.—19 pieces Dr. Warner's Winter-weight Camel's Hair Shirts and Drawers. Shirts, sizes 34 and 46, Drawers, sizes 30, 34, 38 aud 40. Re duced to $1.50, 13 pieces Dr, Warner's Natural Shirts and Drawers, Shirts, sizes, 34, 42 and 46, Drawers, size 32, Reduced to $1.50. 5S paira Heavy-weight Norfolk and New Brunswick Drawers. Sizes 38, 40 aud 42. Slightly soiled, Reduced to 81.75, 4Medium-weight Shirts, full regular Made, Size 38, Reduced to 37}¢0. (Wirst floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN GLOVES.—7 pairs Ladies’ 6-button White Suede Gloves, embroidered in featherstitch, Bizes Oi and 63{, Reduced to 50c, 9 pairs Ladics’ 4-button Black Rea? Kid Gloves, embroidered in feather stitch, Sizes 534 and 5% Reduced to $1. & pairs Ladies’ s-button Real Kid Gloves, in Tan shades, ewbroidered in feather stitch, Sizes 5${ and 6. Me- duced to 81, (First floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN CORSET COVEKS, 2 High Neck Cambrie Corset Covers, with a solid yoke of embroidery and edge around ueck, Size 42, Reduced to S0c. 7 Square Neck Cambric Corset Covers, with yoke of Hamburg and tucks and ‘eck and sleeves Anished with anarrow edge of Hamburg, Sizes 34, 36 and 38. Reduced to 50c. 10 Fine Square Neck Cambric Corset Covers, front trimmed with a deep edge of Hamburg. Sizes 38,40 and 42, Re duced to 50c. (Second floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN CORSETS.—1 pair of French “I.C." Corsets, medium Length, made of fine white satteen fanned with white silk stitching and embroid- ered top. Slightly soiled. Keduced to $2 Gecone floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN ThA GOWNS.-1 Flannel Tes Gown, with eli-si!k Cardiual surah front. Size 38, Reduezd to $6.73, 1 All-wool Faucy Striped Tea Gown, ‘With ali-wool Cardin! cashmere front, Size 40. Reduced to $3. 1 All-wool Navy Blue Cashmore Tea Gowa, with ail-silk Cardinal surch front, Bize 30. Reduced to $12.50. 1 All-wool Black Caslunere Tea Gown, with white stitching. Tight back aud loose front. Size 34 Reduced to $7. (Third Floor.) “ODD SIZES" IN JERSEYS.-2 Alle ‘wool Plain Green Jerseys, Size 36. Re- duced from $2.50 to $1.50, 1 All-wool Mubogany Jersoy, hand- somely braided with Black Soutache braid. Size 40. Reduced from $4 to 82 50. 1 Ali-wool Greea Jorscy, with Black, Soutache braid trimminxs. Size 32. Re~ duced from €3.50 to $2.75. 1 Fine Black Silk Jersey, Size 32. Re- duced from $11 to 87.50. 1 All-wool Biack Jersey, tucked yoke, with fancy Black stitching. Size 34 Reduced from $4.50 to 2.5), 2 All-wool Brown Jerscys, with flat mohair braid trimmings, military style, nares S4and 5G. Reduced from $3.50 32.73, cuit floor.) ODD SIZES IN CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' CLOAKS AND JACKETS.—1 Child's Gsrnet Cloth Reefer Jacket. Biz» dyears, Reduced to $2.50. 3 Children’s Elue aud White Striped Cloth Cloaks, Sizes J und 4 yesra, Ro- duced to $3.50, 5 Children’s All-wool Light-welzut Cloaks. Sizes 4, G aud 10 years, Re- ued to 85. 2 Misses’ Fine Double-breasted Beaver Cloth Jackets; 1 Navy and 1 Green, Size A2yeara, Keduced to 85. 1 Misses’ Groen Beaver Cloth Jacket, close fitting. Size 14 years. Reduced to 65. ‘ 1 Misses’ Double-breasted Green Cloth Reefer Jacket, Size 16 years. Reduced to 85. (Third floor.) “ODD SIZES” IN BLOUSES,—2 All- wool Black and Héd Striped Flannel Blouses. Size 32, Reduced to $1.25. 2 All-wool Navy Blue Flannel Biouses. Bizes 36 and 40. Ledueced to #2, 2 Cardizal Blouses, made of all-wool, superior quality broadcloth, Sizes 38 and 40. Reduced to #2. (Zhird floor.) WOODWARD & LoTHRoP, Cor. Lith and F sts, ow, the time you called, eo we mention ouly THE FULL LINES reduced im prices, MEN'S GOODS near door No. 1119 Pa. ave. 1 Underwear, all styles, reduced to. 50c. Canton Flaunel Drawers, all siz DRESS GOODS. 80c. Silk Finish Henrietta reduced to..... @2 English Broadcioth, 54-inch heavy weight. DRESS TRIMMINGS. 50c. Guimpa, all styles, reduced to, ‘75e. Diack Stik Fringes, all styles, 84 Ostrich Feather Boas... HOUSE FURNISHINGS, 2de, Damask Towels reduced to... €3.25 Dainask Sets, Cloth and Napkins. 85c, Momic Center Picces, fringed, LACES, 1 inch Black Chantilly reduced to... 206, 234-ineh Black Silk C! Roe, S-inch Diack SUR Chantilly. RIBBONS, de, First Quality Silk reduced to,se 30¢, uch wide, G, G. Silk, Satin Edge, HANDEERCIEFS, c. Pure Linen, initials, reduced t0,secsersegeere 100 Pure Linen, all styles. NECK GUFFLING. 10c. Tinsel, 3 yards for JEWELRY, 25¢, Seven-row Silveroide Bangles reduced to. ..u.21C J7c, Silver and Gold Scroll Hair Pini 10 per cent of marked prices of Buckles and Slides, LEATUEE Goops, seovee-3 yards 25e G6 yards 25 25e, Warranted Fast Black Hose reduced to. sepsee21¢ ¥de. Fast Black, high spliced heel woavenseenne 200 ‘5c, Loot Pattern Lisle Hose, all styles... RUBBER GOODS, $4.08 Festhor-weight Rubber Mackintoshes, new Plaids aud stripes, reduced to.s.secssss--seeenee83.98 UMBRELLAS, $1.50 28-inch “Gloria” Umbrellas reduced to..81.35 $1.25 “Gloria,” warranted onc yoar.....secscesseeee IBC JACKETS, $9 Jackets, all styles, reduced to... 86 Jackets, all styles... GLOVES, 89c, Pigskin Mousquetaires reduced t0...sses sessse74C Yue. 4-button Kid, every pair warranted, 85. 4-button Undressed Kid (1 quality YSc. 8-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires...0.70¢ COTTON UNDERWEAR, 590, Night Gowns reduced t0. sce sccscesvensecenees 420 SOc, Drawers (actual value SUC. ). severe sessessene SUC 59c, Chemises (actual value 68c.)... MISCELLANEOUS, Genuine “Ansonia” Clocks, with alarm. ..essssssese73C Sc, Boxes of Cabinet Hair Pins... 2280 10 per cent off marked prices of Bric-e-Brac and Art Clocks. 740 seneene eee AC ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) rh Pv Tl FEI = i & BPD TE gs 5 a°4 bop LU kx Sss8 WARM UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. Near door, No, 1117 Pa. ave.) Tho Palais Royal's Underwear buyer and assistants have prompted this advertisement, They propose for ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week A SPE- CIAL EXHIBITION, the object of which is to so im- Press you that wheu the cool weather dves come you may be # buyer. A CATALOGUE, The list below will serve asa guido. Ask to see afiy of the goods mentioued aud they will be promptly aud politely shown you, AMERICAN HOSIERY C013 UNDERWEAR. (Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Children’s and Infants’,) ‘ated Underwear needs no praise irom us. fer to the fine collection here aud request au examination of the qualities offered at the prices, Wo are showing seven different etyies for Ladi wear, which include Kibbed and Pisin Meriuo and All. woul Vests aud Pants. Prices start from 73 cents, ris- ing 10 cents a size, ‘Tho Union Suits and the Separste Vests and Pants for Cuildren, also Drawers for Boys and W Baby, are here 1m two weirhts of Merino and also in all wool, Prices start at 45 cents, CARTWRIGHT & WARNER'S UNDERWEAR (Ledies’ and Children's.) ‘What the American Hosiery Company is to Americs 80 is Cartwricht & Waruer to England. We aro ready ‘tosupply you now at prices that will be impossible later, JAEN: ‘MILLERS PATENT UNDERWEAR, The all-wool Union Suits for Ladies: 84.28for small and medium sizes, $4.48 for large and £4.68 for ex- tra sizes. The All-wool Divided Skirt st 83.25 for ordinary size; $5.50 for extra sizes, UNSHRINKABLE ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR «Every Garment Warranted.) Whetever your doubts may be don’t jet them inter- fere with fect. It is a that if these garments shrink in washing we will refund the price paid. Made Of the finest wool, in White or warranted Fast Black, for smalland medium sizes; $1.68 large size; .75 extra size, AN UNDOUBTED BARGAIN, Reference is made to the Heavy-ribbed Merino Vests and Pauts at 35 ceuts each or $1 for three garments, All sizes the one price. The extra-sizo Vests measure ‘within two inches of three feet in length. FAMOUS UNDERWEAR AT ONE DOLLAR, ‘We refer, with not alittle pride, to our reputation for selling the best $1 Karments, This season wo have paid as high 28 $11.50 adozou for some of the garments. We are showing Saxony Wool Vests and Pants, all sizes, Natural Wool Vests and Pants, Medicated Wool V Ribbed Wool Vests aud Pants, all sizes me £27-We point specially t» the Ribbed Wool Under- Wearat $1. Be sure and ask to soe it, PALAIS ROYAL UNDERWEAR SPECIALTIES, Itis the qualities for the prices that make them “specials. Ribbed Merino Vests and Pants. Plain Merino Vests and Pont Merino (two-thirds wool) Under Extra Quality Ribbed Merino Vests. Extra Quality Rivted Merino Pants. Ail-wool Ribbed Vests, ail colors, White Lamb's Wool Vests and Pants. Fiue Australian Wool Vests and Pauts.. Scarlet Medicated Wool Vests aud Pants, $1.25 English Medicated Cashmere Wool Underwear,.§1.50 Ribbed Merino Union Suits. 82.68 #2~Silk Underwear in winter weight, for street and full dress wear. A collection, we hope you will say, tho finest in Washington, ‘WARM UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. (Sear door No. 1129 Pennsylvania ave.) Our buyer, Mr. Porter, seems to think it useless to adversise Men's Goods since “men don't read advertise ments," so he has filled the window coruer of 12th streetand Feuusylvania aveuue with samples of sea- sousble Underwear. That windéw is an illustrated catalogue. It'll tell you of the materials, the quali- {ies and the prices. The writer thinks it'll surprise ‘those who don't know of Palais Royal prices, THE PALAIS RovAL « LISNER, . » Srecran Parces Fon F RipaY. } ‘We don’t think it worth while to give a list of Rem- Rants, since those we would advertise might be gone by NNR we EER x a '@ Patace prt ch Felt Mats and Bonnets, res aud colors, WhiCk are suld every m to und $1.00, ot a King’s Palace offors Wool Felt Hats and Bonnets. in Ui shapes and colors, wic Se es ees gol™ Which are old everywhere tur King's Palace offers Neliy Bly Caps, in all colors, af ing'e Palace offers Nelly Bly Caps, in all colors, et Belo ow wal be found a fow specials in. A coo K wT mM oO EF ee ty a5 "4 ‘ood Ec bee F ar = King’s Palace offersa Very Fine Ladies’ Cheviot Z Blacks aud Biuce, all sizes, sold rowularly Special Glover, Lady s1 , SP-REMEMLER Wi itavr Nob BL DECEIVED BY FAL i Americans every ome of thom ring wh under th ree + been wetting Ww when youd goslin—t them in all seuson: them came 100 pieces Tt was a hawk We did mark u Mt alittie—10c mn of ew ULTING CLUTIE 32-inch FURNI- yard. ades—richl Cauton— Soc, ard. suades of Colored CANTON FLANNELS—at ali ec a sar. EbISONS" BoUBLE-PACED COTTON PLUSH plete our assortment of ayard. S ee d>~ SU wehes ‘ED isd BROWN CANTON FLAN- NELS trom We. to 2. ayard. AENULD'S INDIGO BLUE PRINTS, Sc 0 rad. Tie mow AMOSKEAG GINGHAMS—10a i XOLD | GINGHAMS—the ‘est easy” prices, ICKING—2ce. and 250, ayard, PLYACHED and BROW DKILLs—al BLUE DE Kuow ovr judgueut pretty well Li seem to lise what we pick. “Wed tirs—you depen Os ‘That isc ry point. Don't price. Forset where these thises are whe you SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE Established 1840, n hee sebatahababatetabarsiatitarearaieterent SHS Fae W a H. Me Ks ows Dany Lerzen, THURSDAY, OCTOLER 26, 1890, Wise shoppers aro buying their Jackets aud Cloaks now. This is as it should be, for there are many ad- Vantazes in selecting from @ lanze, Varied and attractive stock of stylish, Perfect-fitting garments, You seo you are sure of getting exactly your size in the style you like best. Some styles we can dupli- cate aud some wocaunot, It is the Most popular styies that arc hardest to duplicate, Whoever buys @ Jacket, Cloak, Caye or Suit without frst eeeing our stock wil do themaclves an injustice, © We are the only specialty Cloak House am tho cityund we propose to lead. Not ouly will we lead im fine ments, ut in po 26.50, $7, 87.50, », B10, B11, $11.50, & 3.50, #15, 816, S14 0, 818, #20 and richt alone Jumpimg titty conts ora dollar to 859. Come in JNook through the stock, and then go cise w you will retura, ¢ Goue eo already. en's Underwear nt to bev the newspaper jays the Btock was Lever #0 large or cod, Yet we are selling quantities of Underwear without much edvertising, Gloves aud Ho- siery, too! PRU RORORURORRORRRRURRRRORRORDRRRERDD| POPORRERROREOUE TD ROTTRDOURRRRDREONT| WILLIAM H. MoKNEW Guecesso: to R, H Taylorn 233 Paove nw, BEERELGELLEL ertrrerresr am FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS would advise you to wait, " Tho socret will be exposed in ten day through TheBtar, o1s-8t N, OTWITHSTANDING ma H Oo : yi e {ETS Pricenall marked in isis faruree, TOPHARTS. 016-te26n 3231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW. A eg eR Cor, 12thand Pa. sve, © yvur purchases.